The Impact of Technology on Equity and Inclusion in a COVID World: Challenges for Education and Employment
Synopsis
This proceeding contains articles on the various ideas of the academic community presented at The 3rd Annual Faculty Senate Research Conference organized by the University of the District of Columbia (USA) on 11th February 2022. The 3rd Annual Conference brings together community leaders, industry professionals, faculty, and university administrators to discuss issues important to the University of the District of Columbia and its many community, national and international stakeholders. Participants use the Conference Theme to consider how the explosion of technological tools impacts the academy. The keynotes provided examples of how these issues are addressed in the community, while industry professionals discussed how faculty/industry partnerships address equity and educational issues. Conference presenters, describe how new methods impact teaching, scholarship, and service. Many of the submissions articulate the continuing impact of COVID-19, especially as it relates to equity and inclusion, and documents how scholars are incorporating these pressures in ways that benefit the academy.
Conference Title: 3rd Annual Faculty Senate Research Conference
Conference Theme: Challenges for Education and Employment
Conference Date: 11 February 2022
Conference Location: University of the District of Columbia, USA
Conference Organizer: University of the District of Columbia
Related Proceedings: Proceedings of the 2nd Annual Faculty Senate Research Conference
Chapters
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Applying Technology in the Workforce and Classroom during the COVID-19 Era
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COVID-19 in Context: A Pandemic in Its Historical Context
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Implementing a Non-placement Work-Integrated-Learning Experience in a Micro-credentialed Curriculum
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Technology-driven Hybrid Teaching Methodologies: A Lean Analysis of Student Learning and Job Seeking Courses
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The Impact of an Online Peer Mentoring Program on Stem Students at Two Historically Black Institutions During the COVID 19 Pandemic
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‘The Pivot’ — Moving Studio Classes Online During a Pandemic
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Using Virtual Worlds to Address Equity and Inclusion Issues in Educational Participation by University Students
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